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“Shower time, Adderall, a glass of whiskey, and Diesel Jeans.” How Taylor Lorenz became “Extremely Online”

Image inspired by Taylor Lorenz`s book "Extremely Online." Illustration by Caidin Ferrigno.

“Every single time I get out of the shower, I think of that Vine.” “There’s so many Vines that are ingrained in my brain that will play at…

Restaurant Diary: The Balanced Chaos at KENKA

Outside the restaurant, a towering statue of a Tanuki and a dusty yet functional cotton candy machine meet your eye. Photo by Avery Palmer.

Restaurant Diary is a column where food editor Clementine Hecker reviews restaurants they find noteworthy that stand out among the millions of options in NYC’s restaurant scene. Sunken…

Wacky Wednesday Comics by HMAC

Wacky Wednesday Comics by HMAC is The New School Free Press’ weekly comic, where our creative artists encapsulate relatable interactions, humor, and day-to-day life. After days of continuous…

Review: Mitski’s ‘The Land’ returns to campfire blues and grassroots sounds

"The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We" album cover with art by Janet Delavan

Many who follow the indie-rock scene are no stranger to the name Mitski. The powerhouse artist has taken over the underground scene and has gone explosively viral on…

Writes & Bites: Starbucks Reserve and the inner critic

Your inner critic comes out to play: whether it’s the calorie count police, the Instagram foodie, or the indecisive perfectionist. They sit there at the bar with a pumpkin spice espresso martini in hand, mocking you — judging you. And for us writers, the inner critic can be just as crippling. Illustration by Clara Waldheim

Welcome to Writes & Bites — a series where Creative Writing MFA student Arianna Gundlach will periodically review a potential writing spot in New York City and tackle…

Free Press at New York Film Festival: ‘All of Us Strangers’

Image Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

The New School Free Press’ Alexiah Syrai Olsen attends the press screenings for The New York Film Festival. Nowadays in Hollywood, we see more films depicting depressed men…